Treating Different Pains Of Patients And Their Families In Life
When we go to see a doctor, we often expect he or she can cure the diseases and save our lives. But, for terminally-ill patients, there are no medications that can heal or save them from dying. Inste...
11 Touko 20201min
Caregiving In The Shadows: The Plight Of Local Caregivers
Have you ever thought about the biggest fear you would face if you were a caregiver for your loved one? For 66-year-old Chan, who started his caregiving journey in 2015 for his 96-year-old mother suff...
11 Touko 20201min
Facing A Pet Loss - A Bereavement Neglected
When you heard that somebody has just lost his or her loved one, it is normal to express your condolences, but will your reaction be the same if the deceased is an animal? Pet loss bereavement is a g...
11 Touko 20201min
Pet Palliative Care Fills The Gap Between Curing And Euthanasia
Opting for euthanasia is always an extremely difficult decision for many pet owners. Knowing that their loved ones wouldn’t be able to survive another surgery, they wouldn’t want their pet to suffer, ...
11 Touko 20201min
Pet Hospice Is More Than Just A Funeral
You may have heard of pet funeral services as there are more than ten private companies offering the service in Hong Kong. More and more people treat pets as part of the family, so instead of dumping ...
11 Touko 20201min
Bidding A Fond Farewell To A Little Hamster
Hamsters were once a trend back in the 2000s, when many kids kept one at home, somehow like a real life tamagotchi. These little creatures are more like toys rather than pets, and as their lifespan is...
11 Touko 20201min
